Am I dreaming or is there a possibility that Magicalia (knock forehead to
ground), which is a digital publisher, would put out Model Engineer in
digital form like <National Geographic> - about 100 years for a hundred
bucks?  Would certainly save a lot of frustration for many - especially if
it was searchable.
Mike in BC

On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:21:41 GMT, Michael Gray 
wrote:

>Am I dreaming or is there a possibility that Magicalia (knock forehead to
>ground), which is a digital publisher, would put out Model Engineer in
>digital form like <National Geographic> - about 100 years for a hundred
>bucks?  Would certainly save a lot of frustration for many - especially if
>it was searchable.
>Mike in BC


T'would appear that you're dreaming. Actions speak louder than words
and as far as ME and MEW are concerned the actual digital action has
been zip. MEW has improved under David Clark's editorship though.

Rather odd that they don't even mention ME or MEW on their website
anymore or am I just a conspiracy theorist?

Charles

"Charles Ping"  wrote in message 
news:l7ugb4d489b6qit820m97bcrfb40tdjqme@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:21:41 GMT, Michael Gray 
> wrote:
>
>>Am I dreaming or is there a possibility that Magicalia (knock forehead to
>>ground), which is a digital publisher, would put out Model Engineer in
>>digital form like <National Geographic> - about 100 years for a hundred
>>bucks?  Would certainly save a lot of frustration for many - especially if
>>it was searchable.
>>Mike in BC
>
>
> T'would appear that you're dreaming. Actions speak louder than words
> and as far as ME and MEW are concerned the actual digital action has
> been zip.
I believe they have been known to read emails though!
Martin
-- 
martin<dot here>whybrow<at here>ntlworld<dot here>com


MEW has improved under David Clark's editorship though.
>
> Rather odd that they don't even mention ME or MEW on their website
> anymore or am I just a conspiracy theorist?
>
> Charles
>

On 29 Aug, 23:53, "Martin Whybrow" 
wrote:
> "Charles Ping"  wrote in message
>
> news:l7ugb4d489b6qit820m97bcrfb40tdjqme@4ax.com...> On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:21:41 GMT, Michael Gray 
> > wrote:
>
> >>Am I dreaming or is there a possibility that Magicalia (knock forehead to
> >>ground), which is a digital publisher, would put out Model Engineer in
> >>digital form like <National Geographic> - about 100 years for a hundred
> >>bucks?  Would certainly save a lot of frustration for many - especially if
> >>it was searchable.
> >>Mike in BC
>
> > T'would appear that you're dreaming. Actions speak louder than words
> > and as far as ME and MEW are concerned the actual digital action has
> > been zip.
>
> I believe they have been known to read emails though!
> Martin
> --
> martin<dot here>whybrow<at here>ntlworld<dot here>com
>
> MEW has improved under David Clark's editorship though.
>
>
>
> > Rather odd that they don't even mention ME or MEW on their website
> > anymore or am I just a conspiracy theorist?
>
> > Charles

Yes but not directly. They can only read emails when they are printed
like the BBC do.
Alan